Also on the program: "Tango Vitrola," by Argentina's Alejandro Cervera, and "A vuelta con los ochenta," in which Inma García and Meritxell Barberá, from Spain, invoke the atmosphere of La Movida Madrileña, the countercultural movement of 1980s Madrid.
Symbolic color was used to invoke seasonal atmosphere.
A lot of fiction, moreover, merely pretends to it, invoking its atmosphere without being, in fact, all that weird.
Your Guest Room, by adding small touches and details that invoke some industrial atmosphere.
I think it is the nature of photographs to hide more than they disclose, and what I am doing with those images now is trying to chip away to see what really lies beneath – to invoke the spirit and atmosphere I had originally tried to capture".
It doesn't ring true - or, rather, the visuals don't chime with the emotional atmosphere invoked.
Why, I ask him—I've been asking this all day, and have heard the word "atmosphere" invoked each time why is the Grand National such a big deal to you? "The fascination of it," he says.
Although much of the bigotry in the movie is implicit, the scenes of Carol and Therese escaping Manhattan by car, fleeing from more than just their male partners but a society that forbids their romance, invokes vaguely the atmosphere of a Bonnie & Clyde-esque getaway, lovers suffocated by their surroundings but resuscitated by one another.
"I realised we had to take the law into the classroom and create an atmosphere that allows children to invoke the law, otherwise the laws are pointless," says the deputy commissioner of police, Veenu Bansal, who devised the project.
To create such an atmosphere, Mr. Hollinger and Mr. Raglin wanted to invoke the city's bibulous traditions.
